A pioneer of continental cricket, the Netherlands combines rich history, strong infrastructure and international pedigree. Cricket flourished from the mid-19th century, with the KNCB founded in 1883. Since gaining ICC Associate status in 1966, the Dutch have competed in multiple World Cups and T20 World Cups, producing famous wins over England in 2009 and 2014.

A land of tradition and strategy, Scotland brings discipline, unity and fierce rivalries to the European stage. Club cricket has thrived in Scotland since the 1890s with 20+ leagues sustaining a strong grassroots base. Internationally, Scotland debuted at the 1997 ICC Trophy, reached the 1999 World Cup, and continues as a regular at global tournaments.

Ireland brings deep cricketing roots, a passionate fanbase and teams representing North and South with equal pride. Cricket Ireland’s four provincial unions anchor the game, while the 2007 World Cup breakthrough sparked a 300% surge in participation, driving grassroots growth and talent development nationwide.